Apple to fund joint solar power venture in China
Posted on 21 Apr 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Apple has announced plans this week to make a significant investment into solar power in China. Renewables
Chinese dumping of solar panels into Australia judged negligible
Posted on 10 Apr 2015 by Matthew Buckley
Australia’s Anti-Dumping Commission has ruled that several Chinese companies have dumped solar modules and panels into Australia, but that such dumping has had a negligible effect on Australia’s economy. Hydrogen breakthrough opens road for fuel cell vehicles
Posted on 8 Apr 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Scientists at Virginia Tech in the US have developed a new breakthrough method of generating hydrogen. Formula E students ready to race in Long Beach
Posted on 31 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
Students from around California are revving up to put their car racing skills to the test this weekend. The companies leading the charge in transparent solar panels
Posted on 26 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
The future of the solar industry is looking bright with the development of transparent solar panels that can double as windows while also generating electricity. Cities starting to get on board with emission-free buses
Posted on 20 Mar 2015 by Matthew Buckley
Manufacturers of emission-free buses are gaining traction with public transport departments around the world. But, while most schemes are running smoothly, Vancouver's has hit a bump in the road. Alstom to develop fuel cell emission-free trains
Posted on 20 Mar 2015 by Tim Brown
Alstom representatives and Helmut Riegger, the District Administrator of Calw in Germany, have signed a letter of intent for the planned use of new fuel cell drive emission-free trains on the Hermann-Hesse railway line. Swiss pilots attempt first round the world solar powered flight
Posted on 11 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
Aviation history is currently in the making as Swiss pilots Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg attempt the first solar powered flight around the world. $1bn world’s largest solar farm for Qld if RET confirmed
Posted on 12 Feb 2015 by Tim Brown
It is hoped the federal government may soon confirm Australia's renewable energy target (RET) to ensure investors continue to support plans to build the world's largest solar farm near Toowoomba in Queensland. US and China strike deal on carbon emissions pre-G20
Posted on 12 Nov 2014 by Tim Brown
With the topic of climate change obvious in its absence from this weekend's G20 agenda, President Barack Obama and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have taken matters into their own hands during a summit of World Leaders in China and reached an historic bilateral agreement to limit carbon emissions.